Outrage as Nicola Peltz dyes her dogs pink after suing pet groomer over sudden death of chihuahua

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Nicola Peltz dyed one of her dogs pink and orange and the other pink and purple after her legal battle against a pet groomer over the death of her pet that allegedly died following routine grooming.

The actress and wife of Brooklyn Peltz Beckham revealed she dyed her white Bolognese dog pink in a now-deleted TikTok video, according to Metro News. The 29-year-old looked happy as she danced in the kitchen, holding one of her dogs.

While the TikTok video shared on Saturday, September 21, later disappeared, an Instagram Story posted by Brooklyn showed that both their white dogs were now pink.

Nicola Peltz gives a new look to her dogs after the death of her pet chihuahua

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham's Instagram story revealed that one of their dogs had been dyed pink and purple

"My baby girl x," read the image's caption as the furry pooch lay in an open suitcase.

Nicola claimed her pet chihuahua, Nala, died in July, just two hours after being groomed by Jony Ceballos, an employee of HoundSpa. She sued Ceballos in August, accusing him of "intentional and malicious abuse of dogs."

Sharing a picture of her standing near the dead pet's grave, she wrote, "I am truly still in so much shock and pain over my baby Nala suddenly passing last month following what should have been a routine grooming session."

"I posted the experience on my Instagram to bring awareness, and was heartbroken to hear the horrifying stories from so many others who have experienced the same tragedy. I can’t bear it. I am outraged to hear how common stories like Nala’s are," added Nicola.

The 'Bates Motel' actress noted she wanted to bring awareness to similar tragedies to ensure the pets are legally protected by sharing her experience.

According to Dr Samantha Gaines of the UK's Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), dyeing dogs gives out a "worrying message" that does not benefit animals in any way.

The expert also pointed out that putting dogs through such grooming styles and hair-dos could lead owners to forget that those are not toys but "intelligent and sentiment" animals.

Internet in shock as Nicola Peltz dyes her dogs pink 

Netizens media voiced their horror after seeing Nicola Peltz debuted the new look of her dogs. 

One wrote, "I don’t have a problem with people dying their pets I just don’t understand the point," and another said, "They literally look horrible."

"Your dog literally just wants treats - they don’t want this," stated a person, while someone else expressed, "Is she crazy or what??? Like is it okay to dyes a dog??" 

One more remarked, "Craziness level epic." An individual shared, "Why do people need to dye their pets? It is so silly and not good for the animals."

Another person wrote, "Take the dogs away." 

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